Zooms end to end encryption is pointless because they can get at the data by performing an assertive action. Their competitors (at least the ones I have heard o

Zooms end to end encryption is pointless because they can get at the data by performing an assertive action. Their competitors (at least the ones I have heard of) can also get at the data by performing an assertive action. The difference is probably that the people designing the Zoom knew that you can't have secure E2EE without customer access to the client source and an awkward identity verification requirement. So they didn't bother to pretend. As a result they probably saved themselves a lot of work.